As the weather warms up in the Twin Cities, St. Thomas students can be found on and off campus enjoying hiking, running or hanging out in hammocks. Senior reporter Lauren Andrego talks to local “mockers” about why they enjoy it.
The conservatory at the Como Zoo in St. Paul is in full bloom. Reporter Natalie Hall takes a closer look at both the plants on display and the person in charge of the exhibit.
Photojournalist Sunita Dharod finds signs of spring around St. Thomas.
With more sun comes more vitamin D, which strengthens bones and enhances mood and energy through the release of endorphins. Design manager Elle Jackson breaks down the facts.
Although there are still environmental concerns about the leaves getting into lakes and rivers, the snow makes it impossible to sweep the streets until spring.
As temperatures rise and snow melts, chief photo editor Morgan Neu found students breaking out warm-weather clothing on campus.
As warmer weather slowly makes its way back into the forecast, Columnist Anne Gaslin says fighting spring fever becomes harder than ever.
As spring approaches, sunshine, melting snow and warmer temperatures are all good signs for students who suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder.
With spring less than two weeks away, students across campus are enjoying the warmer weather in St. Paul.
Chief Photo Editor Morgan Neu took a break from the cold to find out what’s happening in the blossoming Owens Science Center greenhouse.
On the first day of classes, St. Thomas students disscuss their plans and goals for spring semester.
